Sapphire Radeon RX 460 Nitro OC 4GB GDDR5 PCIe

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 9 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

6
Average:

1
Bad:

1

Pros:

Cool and quiet, Solid Vulkan performance, Three-year warranty
Performance, power consumption, overclocking, dead silent

Cons:

Price, TRIXX software does not save over-voltage
Pricing is a concern, 4GB models don't make sense

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Last revision on August 3, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Cool and quiet, Solid Vulkan performance, Three-year warranty
Performance, power consumption, overclocking, dead silent

Reviewers Didn't Like

Price, TRIXX software does not save over-voltage
Pricing is a concern, 4GB models don't make sense

Expert reviews and ratings

Sole competitor Nvidia is firing on all cylinders and doesn't seem likely to slow down anytime soon. We haven't yet tested the GeForce GTX 1050 and 1050Ti, which are positioned directly against the Radeon RX 460 in terms of pricing, but we're expecting...

By Gadgets360 on December 08, 2016

The Sapphire Nitro RX 460 OC 4GB graphics card is made for people who won't be utilising too much graphical horsepower in the first place. If you know a friend who only ever plays games such as Dota 2 and Counter-Strike, I daresay that the Sapphire...

By klgadgetguy.com on September 19, 2016

it's efficient and quiet solution. For our overclocking we chose aggressive fan curve, which dramatically improved the temperature, but also generated much more noise.Overclocking: If we were to compare our overclocking results of 1370 MHz to reference...

By videocardz.com on September 07, 2016

At the PC Gaming Show in 2015, AMD rolled out the high-end Fury cards . Meant to compete with Nvidia's 980 Ti, the card came up short . This time around, AMD is refocusing the Radeon line on a market the red team has won over before – builders on a...

By Digital Trends on August 08, 2016

AMD released one by one their new generation graphics cards, starting with RX 480 for VR, RX 470 for 2K gaming, and today with RX 460 for 1080p online gaming. Against the previous series, Polaris brought a new and improved architecture that offers...

By reviewstudio.net on August 08, 2016

Through this evaluation we have ascertained that the Radeon RX 460 is a competent performer at a full-HD resolution common on mainstream gaming PCs. Starting at around £90 and rising to £125-plus for models equipped with 4GB of onboard memory, there's...

By HEXUS.net on January 27, 2017

What can we say about the 4-gigabyte graphics card AMD Radeon RX 460 as a whole an example SAPPHIRE NITRO Radeon RX 460 4G D5. It really lives up to its positioning as an energy-efficient tool in the computer lover online projects with which the novelty...

By hw4all.com on September 05, 2016

So I took a closer look at the Sapphire RX 470 4GB Nitro and put it through our full benchmark suite, how does it compare to the XFX RX 470? Well while I thought the XFXX looked good, I'm a much bigger fan of the look that Sapphire has gone with its...

By LanOC Reviews on August 08, 2016

Price At the time of writing, the most affordable RX 460 model is being manufactured by XFX and retails for an estimated price of £109.99/$109.99. Please take into account that this edition has 2GB of video memory and features a 1220MHz base clock. In...

By eTeknix on August 08, 2016

The AMD Radeon RX 460 GPU is a not-quite-full implementation of the Polaris 11 GPU. This 896-core part is designed to meet the needs of the would-be gamer taking their first steps into proper graphics.Pressed by a need to produce a small, energy...

By HEXUS.net on August 08, 2016

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